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The present participle is searching.
will search.
present progressive of search
A quick search on Google for "Symphony Connectivity Solutions" (including the quotation marks) shows nothing, except for this question on Wiki Answers - so it doesn't seem so.
Have/Has searched.
Yes, you are not necessarily required to be present.
Using the word or in a search will return results with either of the search terms. Using and in the search sets the criteria that all of words in the search string must be present.
A writ of assistance
It's the future tense.
Bing.com was developed by Microsoft, and it was officially launched on June 3, 2009. While there isn't a single "founder" of Bing, it was created by a team within Microsoft, with significant contributions from key figures such as Steve Ballmer, who was the CEO at the time. Bing was introduced as a rebranding and evolution of Microsoft's previous search engines, including Live Search.
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No. A search warrant can be executed regardless of whether anyone is at home or not.